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README.md
This is a Next.js project that makes up the Ruffle website.
Developing locally
To run the development server locally, use npm run dev. Then open up http://localhost:3000 and see the pages live.
To build it as a static website (as we do in production), use npm run build.
Configure GitHub tokens
To get the GitHub parts working (Releases & Contribution graph), you'll need to create and assign a GitHub personal access token.
For instructions on how to create a PAT, see GitHub's documentation.
The PAT only needs read only access to ruffle-rs/ruffle (contents and metadata), or to be lazy, pick "Public Repositories (read-only)".
Set the PAT on the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable for npm run build/npm run dev to pick it up.
Configure URL
Some parts of the website require absolute URLs, such as opengraph data. It fetches this from the environment variable BASE_URL.
In local development you'll probably want to set it to http://localhost:3000, and in production we use https://ruffle.rs